Summary |
Is it morally wrong to cause offence? |
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Start Date |
May 4, 2021 6:00 pm |
End Date |
May 4, 2021 7:30 pm |
Venue |
Gunners Arms Tavern, 23 Lawrence St Launceston. |
RSVP / Contact |
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Is it morally wrong to cause offence?
Dear Launie Pub Philosophers:
It can be legally wrong (in some jurisdictions) to cause offence. But is it morally wrong to cause offence?
What (if anything) would be the justification for claiming that it is morally wrong to cause offence?
The Launie Pub Philosophers will meet at the Gunners Arms Tavern, 23 Lawrence St, Launceston on Tuesday May 4, from around 6pm to around 7:30pm, to discuss this interesting question.
The Handout (PDF 124 KB) and Poster (PDF 2 MB) are available for your reference.